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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-18


Il - bssn unsy yss-s sfss. ihh EaFtst
has ssss .. he = p..oss q os.H bay a.s
ealn1aeH IN seekiaR ths esus4. TIE aTt Fenr
ton mat via seems 10 arawer ths Pseki~w
q 80 TIE fact te4E thu Cafeteria DArk-t fsE
cas- En1 poestsas vHs GOD ezrisg TIE lass
yea as4 muee q car soppiY wHs ahip2ee
shf ker. ne sG-cs e t8oss arg shipD- nts
has sssn ss9swhst iser- sss3 b. tie e1h's1rs
q geH maiasAi sci esFuers 10 TIE iacAi mArksa
70 tAa thrs. aEtteiss nSDsA Il fs aeknsvls4se1
81 aoat saalsFs hat O. Baxter q c !. havs \
serser - cuts. gssss & hsbbefi On hay. aDd
Mad 4 Fredsrtek - potaiasa. Tkase 1rms
cnasrcs tha prlcss IN thope Haes q prodGcs,
SD vbiis tAsy d Bot hlid ssoagh % naks
ihsm rieA. stfg tssy are 1skfna ssod pro -
PRoDUcE RECEIPTS - Pass "a bears In
siuds tso sssk pstafoes. Q bexes snd . ksgs
60sssr. iG7 saeks eats. bad cattle. : bOssss
a1d Z exrios6e acBersi Derfssndisa. The
sassnahis uso. ". Eder trouaht 4f9 tons ..
general msicc8n6ise and procscs frCn oat-
feFBiA.
sHIPMRNT-Gensrd m-rehandies vas
sAipped frrm seMHis during pass - hours a.
foliowps HssmaF Fsili~ IS tins. 6rses :
tens. Flsstsoo1 2 toos, Pzsss soGsa Shore
Line 70 to1z. Five eA-ioads of ianIeeF we're
saiOped frsm hers today. Ons from 6lessoa
Posgs nfIi % Spoka8s Fsls asd four ear.
lozas Of hard wsod y PsF4laBd. OREGON.
P0fATOES-9ia potA;o~s bRiag the farmer
fxon eiodSas CT TOO IN ihis mAFkss- Aeu
posaf0es en- CAlifsraia retail 81 3f6S4 eents
per pcund.
Raas-Prfsss SOS airhs deeIiss tcd.y.
Oregon Wanlsazls 81 Il eenfs N1shington
whoisstls 81 n. retail a. Is &C q PER dc1sn
BSTfKk-Deciine potea today. Best Pact
sessd bstlsr . used FROM 60 70 50 cents Per
RsH o'iWo poands.
HUTT0S-ths erst deelias noted IN tbs
NEAT nAFks; Is in nut en-. EhieA has drt pped
zoe cent. aud 10 nov vholeaAlsd Il ~ cents
per boun' % foot th6J &c q. and retail
from 70 10 cents per psand
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CURE oF PSETaoNIL.


HISS Roam, Niagara Co. n. Y.
Marsh ~ 1885.
Aboat a year ago I VS. taken With q
severe pain IN both lungs. I vas hrst at
tackled With a viaisas ehili, then q
dreadful pin and then = cough accom-
panied bv q considerable fever. IL
Looked very much like q bad attack Of
pnsamonis- A frisHa OF mine pro
cured nvs ALIc ScK's PLASrKRs Oae be
pot undss eNeh arm. ope nudeE cash
sho1ldeF-hlAds and one on my chest
Gloss aroana uy throat. In fec hoars
the ee1sb oesssd, the pAIn gradually
abated ard ! broke cot iato g psatuss
PRECIPITATION, fell into q profoand
sissp and tie merit dsv wAs almost
eel. sore the PLAsrKRs eight DAYS
attsTSsris and have never had Auy
tronale asses. WILLIAM A. SAwTEa
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what truly beautiful world We live
in! Nature gave rs grandeur OF noun
tains, RleRs and oceans. and thousands
OF means Of enjoyment. We can de-
sire ne more when In perfect health;
bas how often dc the majority Of people
feel like giving up disbeariened, dis-
couraeed and worn out With disease,
when there is no occasion fer this feel
ing, ~ every Enhersr can easily obtain
satisfactory proof. that Grsen's August
Flower, will make them free from dis
ease, as when born. Dyspepsia, and
Liver Complaint are the direct causes
Of sevestv eve per cent. Of sush mals-
dies as Biliousness, Indigestion, Sick
6sAdaehs. COssiveness. Nervous Pros
tratiop, DIZZINESS Of the Head, Pslpita-
ton 81 the Heart. and other distressing
symptoms. Three dos . of August Flow
sr Will Prove lee wonderful effect. Sam.
pie bottles. 10 cents. Try IL. dV
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shipping Intelligence.

The blrk TempiAr. Captain Knacke, has
nui'he her cargo Of 1850 tons Of Black DiA-
mond c3sl.
Toe ship Harvester. Capt Taylor, is els
charging bsliAs, aud " II probably load Seattle
coAl for san Francisco.
The ships 10 lisiAuA and Raphael are load
log SEATTLE coal.
Tue ship DstroIt Is dischArg ng ballast. and
will soon gn loading Cedar Mountain coal
for s IN Franc SEQ.
This schooner Reporter IL isAdinR lumber At
the Stsuo h Post mill for Santa Barbara.
The steam schosoer Leo. Captltn Lehman,
hiss arrived from Alaska. She wall return 70
SltkA 10 about ten days.
The s,esmship Geo. W. Elder arrived With
4tb toss Of freight for Seattle
PoRt TowSsESD, Nay Ship
Prof. Johnsen.
PORr DT.cOyERX, Nay IT.-sAiled-ship
Mount Washington.
DuSaENEss. May 1.-Two barks we're tow.
ing nwAr1 81 D N. There IL light west
vi d 90 TIE StrAiia.
SAN FRAScIsco. Nay i7.-ArriVed-SjeAmeE
san Pesro, TaeOmA; steA ner City Of Chester,
Seattle
Subsistence Colombia, Astoria,
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absy exsresssd ovax ths fact that q dele
zsflon 20 swaIl the Mofmoz lob0y vas
20 iss gay from sail Lake City 70 Wash
ingfon. bat - soon - DsieRaas Game
$40 google Wu1id aBdeTs1and the IN
tent of saeb q visia, 10 PUSHES into print
with The nsnai MoFmom dsniai-that
ste good eldsEs. merchants and other
bsaisess men geTs only oomisR Eat on
basiBea8. This soft sosp syg0m Of
dssying everything THAI u fo1nd osi CT
Mormon pslicy y beginning = Be ~
dsrss0od - Lass b. the peopis o. ne
EAss. The astuts brains OF the body OF
G JnRFessmen Who have here of&fe taken
for truth tbs oily M0FDos talk, centais
aud explEnations. are beRi1EiUR 70 thaN
sat. and they are RraspioR tee trus
status Of M0Fmsn mstksds. o. coaFsr.
J@hn 7. Game w0aId dany the ruFposes
Of the Mormon dslegati0n-even o@py
saoh . dsieRstl0o gas coming 20 WASH
ingtoa. and bask Il %, too, b. tele-
grams from salt Lake that not man had
started East; il wosld bs Ia keeping With
tie religious obliRstien Of the nem-
beFs u the CnaFeh Of Latter Day
SANTA To lie. 70 deny. 20 xii, 70 ptl-
lace. to decisive. 10 SANDER. % spill
blood, 'foF the os1se Of The Csurah Of
Litter Day S4iDts," is M0rmODism
'.paTs add single" else Why trOaoie
themselves 10 make Suca stout denIals
Of small things that oOold harm OF at
feet RotbinR If false. John J. Olins's
wicked face IL sen 81 she Cspitol In
sonpaDy With Gentle members 70
whom he h bsKdixR his energies IN the
wsFk Of isaaensiDg opposition 70 the
Mormon bill. Despite the c0ntempt
with which all the Gentle world v spo-
kea Of 10 the palpits Of Aofnlon
ehnFsbes, they ere worth tots and lots -
toady talk snd hOhn0bhiDg here N Con-
REsss. Ksts Field. lecture vas 9 pro-
n0nuced success. II she s1iy ktew
from actual daily sxpsrieues the worst
side Of Aormon life she eoeid have
made Mormon Rome hosL" The
"peFseeuted MoFm0us" like 10 talk Of
their poverty and honest toll 81 home,
bai they dad plenty Of cash 20 handle
While lobbying around the dsspissd
q sntile Capitol.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-18
ADVICE TO WOTHRRS

Mrs winslou's ssotAins Syrup, for childrpa
teetAina. Il the prescription Of one Of the best
female naFpss aud n sieiAns IN the United
states. sna haa ben usea fer foFty years with
never failing saocess BY mtllioas o. mo,hers
foe their ehilsrsn. DARING ths prccess of
testaing itn value 10 ihcAlcalsbls u relieves
the ehiiG from pAin. cares sys@ntery and diAr-
rhspa. gTiptne IN the baweis and wind collie.
BY swing health 20 The ehfid % rests the
mother Prica So b5ttlA Aplaaxiy
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-18

WoFkmen are nov engaged in remov-
inc the uRet Sound furniture factory
buildings out Of the way 81 the rail-
road track along the water front. and
the Michigan mill is being torn down.
In q fec days Railroad avenue will be
clear Of distinctions. Mr.. Sheafs
stated yesterday that one and quarter
miles Of the trestie for the Seattle, Like
ShOFe and Eastern track along the water
front has already been driven.
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The CENTRMERT" u tss most poo
altar hid glove 10 Auasric.. 81 a. for ave
h1itons. - foe sisst batsoas Thsg
are far b-low the Price Of any otter
standard msksr, and for So and dars-
oslity are aoexoslisd. The above are re
tail prices the glove % uat sold a whole
sstel Al St'HW ABACHER BROS. Sels
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srccKs.


Amsg'can Express. H.; Canadian Pacine.
%; caoAdA Southern. 81; CentTAl Pacific.
90. Chicago. burlingtoo 4 Quincy. I5s;
Denver 4 kio 0rnnds, 81, Erie. 34k; Like
Miehgto Central. o.: Northern Pacinc.
New York OeotfAl llJki Oregon Improve
Transeonune1tAl, 81; o.. Panl, ga; North.
western. l26h, FAC &c Mol, IS y Rhode lslaud,
1929; Texas Pae &c. 81 y Onion Pscih,, e2k;
o 5. FHpre@s 67h; FArgj E1pFess, ls9; West.
err Union, IN.
nav YORK HARKETs
Nav YokK, May i7.-Codse-spot. fair.
Bio. dull. gu ct. leA
Suglr- Dali. nominal; refined, quiet; steady.
Wool-q siet; domestic fleece, 3Oa1g7 pulled,
1864; 1tEas. se52i.
C1ppu-dull.
LeAd-stesdy. esmmou, 4h&ih.
san Pa Hosoo MARKErs.
San FRAScIsco. Nay i7.-Mining stocks to-
day seie excited. active an higher. The
reason for this Is stated that the control has
b. en- OBJ aimed over tue IRE witch has heru
smouldering IN one Of the lower / sveli o the
Consolidated California & Virginia mines fer
spme years past. Consolidated California 4
virginia was the leading stock. IL opened
his morning at $50 And touched ga So
closed al SIS. an advAree OF elS7A over yes.
terdal . close. Bssi 4 BslehsF showed az I'D.
vance Of 81 80, 0pbir, 81 Is: Sierra Nevada,
81 20. The otuer stocks also shared in The
advance. The market closed nrm, With heavy
sales.
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uMcOlES ASSASSINATION.
where the President
Died.
lLssfer's Litter 10 ne saA Frasetseo
Chfaalekl

Chroaiek
WAsBrzoTos. April %. 1877.
Strangers visisioa Waahinat0a today
Invariably sssk cos FOgd's old theatss.
The scsns Of she aeaesainatioa Of Presi
dent Linosln, ssd the old Peterson
Hoass, acsoss the street. where be died
Ths tbeateR kaildine, nos sssd - >
medical mussum, " an Old fashioned
brick struoluFe, atucooed 10 beoun to
fFens, With nothing about tta piain q
tsgioT 30 aaaResa re tragedy tha1 10 stIli
froeh 10 tue public memory. that -
saFEed there on the l4sh " April. 1855
catering tie building and asesodfnR
shs old iron stairs 70 the third 9 1oT, &C
Oupied e. q Museum, the hFsG object 10
attract attention, ae the door swings
back, ID picturs Of the Interior Of the
old theater, presenting the stage Ia
f0rear0and and the box ocoapisd b.
fbs Presidents OF that fatal night. This
u all thai speaks 70 the visitor Of that
event or Of tbs building. Somewhere
within ita walla IL "a artieuIatsd akels-
toa Of 0sitssa, the assassin Of Presi-
dent 0aghslc; alas 9 portion Of the
vsFtsbf8 Of Wilkes Booth. showing the
result Of Boston C0Fbett's death shot.
Ths skeleton Of 6uitsau 10 not on exhi-
bition. potwithslandipg reports 90 the
eontFAFy. Il seems tTihe strange that
some portion OF both assassias shosld
come together at last under one roof,
each the murderer Of President
TEE PKTKRsoN HOUSE..
Directly across The street from the
museum. which is oa Tenth street or w,
Il ths four story, old fashioned brick
house where Abraham Lincoln breatbed
bis last. Il Il like ell old style soathern
hoases, approached from the sidewalk
By short light Of steps On the wall
bstwefn the second and third stairs, ts
Q marble tablet upon which IL iasoFibed
u plain, readable letseEs the folio sing:
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msaey aud Markets.
SsooE EAsEET B uIu YORK

vas strong and higher. sifh slight eosees-
aiooa throughout the greater part d the cay
The markss vas rather heavy AZ the opsning.
bat bscAms stFoog Immediately. under the
leaf Of be GrsugeG Businsss vas noder.
ately sctiVe. bat after the advance 81 the erst
hour, while the tone Of the market sill re-
mined Arm TIE shanges IN quotations were
for insigrtncanr fraction eniy. unit the alter
boon, uben Jersey CeotTAl sh0~ ed decided
weakAesa, and The ge5eral market showed Q
afoppiag tsndsncy. accompanied By decreas g
n olainesa There vas no further change In
the tenor Of markets bat the eless was steady.
KxcHAxss. soSDs All srocKs.
NEW YsRK. Nay i7-Money on call easy,
aA@5. elOsed, tGsred s; prime meFcaniils
paper sos; stsrlIng exchsrEe dull, steady,
eissh for sixfy days; s4.s6k for demand.
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TO LOAN.


IN AMOUNTS PROM xsa UP. on
I goct inurors farms saE eity p-oparty
p o Sax - DeuaAN 4 CO.
ap&1 baloW Postaf3cas
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STEAMER HELEN.
FOR COLBY, PORTS ORCHARD lHD
WASHINGTON.

a - STEAMER HKLEN, wa
ElliA Mastar. leaves HAnlna
ton g smith, wharf, Seattle. eyery Monday
Wednesday and Friday, ct 90 9 N, tul
Colby, Mitohells Point head Of Port o.
ohAra also. 10 head Of Port Washington.
ct So q. m, head Of Port Orchard q 10 q
m. Mitchall's Point ct i0S0 .. m, Colby II
m, arriving 81 Seattle about - p n
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday. dw
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TIE DKItL. -Qaite large audience
assembled a. the armosy Of the Seattle
K q last evening TO witness the nrst
competitive drill by the individual
N MIXERS for medals. Asoat twenty
msn prs 'utsd themselves - oompeti.
tors for the pms. The iadees aP-
y ainted were Crtonel j. O. HaiBe1.
l. sateuant @ l. r. Kellogg ssd Lea
nNnt l. Il. ID wson. Shortly before 3
o'ci Sek the 10 ices AunsuRcsd them
selves as in readiness. Captain ]. 8
Green. astirg ~ dFill mas;sr. put tue
ooarsny throash the mauaal OF arrns.
loSaixg aud hFinss. faciues. saln' -, etc
After "a hluF's drill IN the mabsovsEs
the Q mpsay wts broaehs &c place rest
and al txsnset e1cepi Mess. X us
hart. CAlss1s. Yaana. Rtnke and Biz
hY. VII dstlea for ano-hes halt h-ur
ahoWius Rvest prrHcieosy % tire da les
81 the solder. Tbs contest nually mar
rowea eoSn 10 MsssEA Rineksrt and
RAnke. birth Of whom did exseliens
sork IN th- ara sf ssldieFv Tue gold
uaedal WAs awarded to ". Y. RinebArt,
Jf.. and the silver medal g. Als1 Ranks.
Caloaei hAines presented the medals
uith very appropriate speech. The
neHt eontess wtli take piaSs s0ms time
Ia Jane next.
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1cSiaErs IBCruHE Il large member
Of reserved SEATS hAvs already hesn So
sared by sit sens who wili attend tie
illustrated lecture and & - prsseu tstisn
hy General GlbSan ~ tae Osera Hsnss
tors evrninE A u1si igtrrestinE pro-
eFAn has ben AFfsaspd. sa1sisltnR Il
mss,r by tie First Battzlion Bsud: sx
sresse= ana nsAaael % Arns ~ tie Cai
VARSITY CA3sts. FFrs~osAiicn Of lhs
UeiiFd States ets ~ GsHeral GieAon.
soesptApsS Of The dRz by Coionel J. c.
HNiaes. y o. " ihArks r~sarbed "a
Subscribers BY c sptAin @ A Kinnear.af
re Cadets sssreopaicon sxhlbttiaR. ~
Mr.. Iaek'ns. ans descriptive lecsars ~
General tohn Gishon. TIE esremouies
Ssi oeEtn precisely a 3 o'eiock. and Is
ts hsped the OserA Il Juss uili b
esewasd b. thAt boar.
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Steamer ct. Patrick
WILL LKAvE sEABECK KvKRY
w Monday. Thursday end Saturday, a
5:S0 Q. NJ. tor Pert Gamble. Rsturnins
to Seabeck SAM days.
leave SeNbeck every TUESDAY, ct ~
q. m, for Dewate and Union City. RA
tam same day. d. X. HOWARD,
mia Master and owner
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Connections

LONDON, Nay II A dispatch from
Bucharest says RoumAnia Is foTtifyine
rapidls auder s1peIintsndenoe Of Ger.
man officers.
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Courteous employees. splendid passenS~
eduipmeuta, three thousand vile
moth steel rail tack oAlaaoa
alonz lie entire lrnath An
ever ohsnaiDg panorama OF
Grand and Maanihcent ccenoty''
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Arrest eEAG German.

san FRASoIsoo. Nay 1.-THE schooner
Undaunted. which arrived from Kodiac.
Alaska, on Saturday with q cargo Of
eprnHe poles, was Yesterday seized by
the Uaiied States otfioers on the charge
Of illegally cutting timber in Alaska.
Thts 10 the third seizure within q few
months for violation Of the timber laws
relating 30 Alaska.
VIII Boycott the Canadian Paeiae's
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-14
Raymond's Funeral.

NEW YORK, April 13.-When only 6
few weeks ago, the funeral of Samuel
Colville, late manager OF Fourteenth
Street Theatre, took place at the Little
Church Around the Corner" John t.
Raymond. standing in the church yard,
said to his friend, Fred Molder, play
wright. "WelI, Molder, 1 guess Eli be
the next" To -day his own funeral was
held at the same church. The atten
dance was enormous, both of profess
SIGNALS and outsiders, and imm ediate
friends. The plain block cloth covered
coffin was almost hidden from sight by
the heap Of floral designs. By Geographic
instructions from Mrs. Eangtry at
Richmond, a large wreath was presented
in her name. For Papa" a pretty
little design, was from the only surviv-
ing child, little daughter. The service
at the church began at 1890. Revef end
DR.. Houghton read the burial service
of the Episcopal Church. There was no
sermon. Upon the conclusion of the
ceremonies, the remains were taken to
Greenwood Cemetery and placed in the
receiving vault.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-14
THE FIRE FIEND
Causes Death and Destruction
in Chicago.
JOHN T. RAYMOND'S FUNERAL
Coming Foreigners-Town Burned
Glorious Ramon the Rocks
Strike Ended-Other Notes.
Big Blaze In Chicago.

CHICAGO, April 15.-John j. Nc
Grath's wall paper house at LOG to 112
Wabash Avenue, and located in five
story marble front building, burned
early this morning. The stock is an
entire loss, and the building is irrepar-
ably injured. Pipeman Michael Burns
was standing In fourth story window,
when a sheet of fame came out, en-
veloping him when he fell into the
burning mass inside. Lieutenant John
Heberlie was climbing a ladder to the
second story when it slipped and he
fell to the sidewalk, crushing his skull.
Captain Freds Reese had his leg broken
by falling stone. The fire was dis
covered at 3.2S. When thAfremen ar
rived it was in the centre of the
building, but even before the
hose could be brought to bear
upon it, the flames had jumped
from a story above and below. and
seized quickly upon the very inflam-
mable stuff with which the floors were
loaded. A second and third alarm
was turned in and twenty engines were
soon working upon the building. Fire
men said they had never before seen
so rapid and complete q destruction of
a large establishment. The fire was
out about O'Clock, and owing to the
exertions of the firemen very little, if
aay, damage was done to adjoining
buildings. The loss is supposed to be
100000 on stock and $4,000 on the
building. The insurance is said to be
small.
The loss on the stock is found to be
much greater than at first supposed
and will aggregate 100000 with only
$50, 600 insurance The loss on the
building is $40 900, fully insured.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-14
The Coming Foreigners

QUEENSTOWN, April 13:-The arrivals
here of emigrants on their way to the
United States are at present enormous
The railways are running special trains
to accommodate this mode of travel
The number of emigrants now awaiting
steamers to carry them to their desti
nation is already greater than can bt
housed in the houses and lodging
houses, and many are camping in the
streets. Fifteen hundred embarked
yesterday. Three thousand more are
expected to arrive on Saturday to taks
steamers here.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-14
On the Rocks,

PARIS, April ia dispatch from
Dieppe says the packet steamer Victoria
is ashore on the rocks near that city
She stranded during the fog. Several
of her passengers attached life buoys to
their bodies and then jumped over.
board and were carried cut to sea.
Others have been safely landed.
The Victoria, at the time of her &C.
cident, had ninety passengers, and the
company owning her believe all were
saved.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-14
An Important discovery.

The most important Discovery is that
winch brings the most good to tht
greatest number. DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption, Coughs, and
Colds, will preserve the health and save
life, and Is priceless boon to the afflict
ed. Not only does it positively cure
Consumption, but Coughs, Colds, Bron.
chitis, Asthma, Hoarseness, and all at
fectlons of the Throat Chest, and
Lungs, yield at once 20 It's wonderful
curative powers. II Yen doubt this, gel
a Trial Bottle Free, at z. O. MI DRUG
Store.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-14
The Glorious Rain.

ST. LOUIS, April 13.-Advices from
different sections of Texas note the fall
of copious rains for 300 miles along the
Texas & Pacific railroad west of Mer-
KEEL, and in the country north of that
road. This is regarded as great boon
to the farmers living in the drouth dis
trict, and worth hundreds of thousands
of dollars to the country. In many
places in Texas rain has not fallen for
nearly year.
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Strike Ended .

PoTTsvILLE, Pa, April 13.-The strike
of laborers at the rolling mill of the
Pottsville Iron and Steel Company in
augurated yesterday and by which
700 men were thrown out, is over, A
conference was held with the result
that the demand for 10 per cent. ad-
vance in wages was conceded.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-04-14
One Hundred Years

New YORK, April 13.-Columbia Col
lege, to-day, celebrated the one hun
dredth anniversary of the establish
ment OF the institution under its present
name. Alumni from ali parts of the
country were present, as were also
representatives from many of the lead
ing American seats of learning.
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Town Burned.

BALTIMORE, April ia steamer ar
rived to-day from Rar pahannock River
Virginia, reports the destruction of the
village of Farnham by fire last Monday.
The population was 300 only. The
Protestant Episcopal Church, built in
the colonial days, and one of the Oldest
houses of worship in the State, was
urned to the ground.
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Protesting Priests .

DUBLIN, April 15.-Archbishop Croke
of Cashel, and all priests of his diocese
have signed 8 memorial protesting
against the passage of the new coercion
bill, which the document alleges is a
measure calculated to lead to the
greater crimes.
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Bucklen,s Arnica saIve.

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Lacks Confirmation.

OTTAWA, Ont, April 49, Officials Of
the Department CT Indian Affairs say
no information has been received tend
ing to confirm the rumors of Indian
troubles along the northwest frontier.
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Another Russian Loan

BERLIN. April 13.-It is stated that
the issue of new Russian loan for 100 :
COG, COO roubles is imminent,